Posted on 02/09/2014 9:37:31 AM PST by TurboZamboni
The Pentagon’s “Did Jesus die for Klingons too?” symposium
In 2012, we issued a report titled “Department of Everything” that showed how the Department of Defense could make cuts in “non-defense” spending – spending in DOD that has nothing to do with our national defense, which we’ve estimated totals almost $68 billion. In the report, we highlighted surprising spending on beef jerky and a smartphone add to gauge caffeine intake. Our eyebrows were also raised by a strategy planning workshop for which nearly $100,000 was allocated. One of the sessions at the symposium explored the relationship between Jesus and Klingons, the famous alien species in the Star Trek series.
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It would be interesting to see the expenditures of the DoD versus entitlement spending over the last four decades.
A Vulcan woman would never have been tricked by Satan’s obviously faulty logic, but I’m not sure about a Klingon woman. .
Gee he didn’t even sneeze in the matter of Solyndra or Tesla or any of the other ‘green’ enviro insanity that have been going on
In the report, we highlighted surprising spending on beef jerky and a smartphone add to gauge caffeine intake.
Is it me, or is spelling and grammar going to hell these days??? EVERY single story and a HELL of a lot of responses seems to be rotten with misspellings, wrong word use, etc...
This is actually an interesting question if you're a Christian.
Is Christ's sacrifice only valid to redeem Terran humanity, or does it apply throughout the Universe? If not, does Christ have to be sacrificed on every planet where intelligent life is found? Or have some of them not Fallen and require no Savior?
Of course, if you reject the possibility of intelligent life anywhere else, the issue doesn't arise. At least until First Contact.
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